I think also MapleStory 2 offers a vast array of content. You can do practically anything in this game, if you are into housing, customization, etc.. You can create your own costumes, create your own dungeons, which we showcase community events. So, I believe any type of participant, even when you're not particularly interested in Maple entire world, the
MapleStory 2 Mesos game might have a great deal of fun and we noticed that through [the] beta.There are still so many free-to-play games on the market now, and the genre has evolved radically since MapleStory 1. What type of modernizations have you integrated into MapleStory 2?
Well, it is 3D, some UGC [user-generated content] features, therefore we haven't meant to create a game sandbox, but we have similar kind of content incorporated into the game. So, Design Lab, which we declared during our MapleStory Premiere Event, there'll be something very similar to Roblox. Thus, we're attempting to help content creators craft their particular MapleStory experience using all the game resources. That is a portion of it, and housing is something similar to should you like building stuff.
We've got a bunch of templates and also you can produce your own vanity clothes, even the automobile mounts so that you can produce your own car layouts. We have instrumentsdifferent types of instruments in the sport, which you can use to create your personal music. You can actually play as a band. There's a concert hall where you and your friends can play. They do their own competitions. Those are all kinds of social plus modern trends like Roblox, such as Minecraft. These are kind of incorporated in a MapleStory way.
Can you talk to the philosophy behind the microtransaction version? We do know that MapleStory 1 includes a kind of reputation of such as pay-to-win. At the time we weren't concerned about that. Great thing is developers for MapleStory 2 are well aware that it shouldn't ever end being pay-to-win. We worked with our development team and the items available in the game are really similar to our first variant of MapleStory. I was a producer working on MapleStory 1. There was a philosophy we had as a group that we weren't going to sell additional XP vouchers, and at the time our very best vendors were critters, hair coupons, so our version is actually much like that.
A couple of things that we're currently adding on top of this is because of our designer's store. To begin with, players may buy templates for three or like two bucks. They sell it, and actually can design their own things. So, one difference is going to be our content founders in the game will have the ability to produce our currency [Blue Merets] by producing selling and clothing them. And we get a little cut of those revenue.We've actually taken comments from the players, like'we are worried this can be pay-to-win' so we've removed pretty much exactly what [pay-to-win]. So, now we're at a place where we're really thinking through and ensuring we're have a lot of a revenue stream to sustain the service in case, you knowwe do not make enough. But looking at the looks of this game
Official Site, we're extremely confident. Like, the characters are super cute, folks are really into customization at the moment. So we're confident we can actually keep our current version and sustain the service.
2019-02-16, 06:42 Have the ability to produce our currency 
